Academics and research
WSU receives $2.6M research award from American Heart Association
Editor's picks
Academics and research
NIH-funded research may lead to new treatment for diabetic wound healing
Academics and research
Wayne State startup developing eco-friendly marine coating for ships and boats
In the news
Latest news
Health
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Wayne State receives $2.6 million research award from American Heart Association
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Dr. Ali-Fehmi speaks at White House on importance of COVID-19 vaccinations
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WSU researcher secures $2.3 million in NIH funding for metabolic research
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Wayne State research funded by NIH may lead to new treatment for diabetic wound healing
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Wayne State receives $2.6 million research award from American Heart Association
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Fellowship directors could be key to increasing diversity among cardiologists, WSU-led study shows
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Wayne State Office of Women’s Health and Wayne Health launch Well-Woman Wednesdays
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WDET invites Michigan to read the U.S. Constitution
Innovation
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Dance and physical therapy students collaborate to develop dancer wellness screenings
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Theatre and Dance lecturer releases publication focusing on AutoCAD for theatrical use
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Academic Leadership Academy cohorts collaborate, innovate for success
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Help shape innovation, entrepreneurship at Wayne State
Arts
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WSU leads Wi-Fi charge for Detroit's cultural district
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Alumnus Sam Richardson is always looking for opportunities to say nice things about Detroit. So he decided to make a TV show about it.
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Graduate student, campus community bring Juneteenth to Wayne State
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‘What’s Going On?’ — Popular Office of Multicultural Student Engagement series returns to spark discussion, change
Honors & awards
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Wayne State, Corvias announce recipients of 2021 scholarship award
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Warrior Scholar Conference pivots virtually, celebrates undergraduate research experience
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Students, alumni win $25,000 from Ford Fund for Blessing Box community outreach project
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Campus community honors newest Profiles in Warrior Strong recipients